University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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Don ' t miss that mid-term. Bus. Ad. Office. School of Business Administration Considered one of the most popular and at the same time one of the most general fields of study, the School of Administration includes many courses of interest both to the serious business administration student as well as those who want just a general knowledge of business principles. The curriculum includes business law, principles of real estate, marketing, accounting, and economics. South Hall holds the main offices of the school as well as several paper pickup boxes, although most of the classes and study rooms are located in Wheeler Hall. Gathering on Wheeler steps or by the tree, the Bus Ad ma jor mingles with and is indistinguishable from the Letters and Science student. Business Administration while often called a fraternity major, nevertheless offers much in the way of worth-while and necessary courses for those students intending to pursue careers in the business world. South Hall. Waiting for class. Bus. Ad. Rcom in Wheeler.

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Optometry and more lab. Lounge. School of Optometry The Optometry Building, one of the only ones on campus with its own lounge where optometry students gather, houses the School of Optometry and the clinic. So popular is this clinic that it is necessary to wait, sometimes as long as a month, to make an appointment. The Optometry students learn to examine eyes, dispense glasses, and even fit contacts in their classes, and they practice their newly learned trade on the unsuspecting public. In order to insure that the students can explain contact lenses to and understand the problems of the patient, this year for the first time the graduate optometry students were given a pair of contacts which they had to fit to themselves. Each year ' s class is an integral unit, working and attending classes together. Every student joins the University of Optometric Association which has both social and functions. The UCOA sponsors a wives ' club which offers lectures to explain the principles of optometry to the wives of the students. The optometry students are interested in the public seeing the world through rose-colored glasses. The Dispensary. The Refractory.

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Naval ROTC Cadets in action. Air Force Cadets and equipment. ROTC The ROTC department is divided into three divisions —Army, Navy, Air Force—all of which offer two years of required programs and two years of elective upper division work. Following graduation these students, who are paid during school receive a commission in the field of their choice. Weekly drills are held for all students and so once a week the campus swarms of uniformed cadets the blues and greens of their respective services. Each division has a social program of its own as well as extracurricular organizations—Arnold Air Society, Quarterdeck, and Golden Guard. This year the girls got into the act as the Air Force inaugurated its Angel Flight group which is an auxiliary to Arnold Air. With the continual debate over the compulsory nature of the program and despite grumbling from the men, ROTC manages to produce excellent officer material from its ranks. COL. S. G. GURNEY, JR. Air Science COL. JOHN T. MALLOY Army CAPT. W. C. MEYER Naval